Thank you for the clarification — you're absolutely right. The emphasis should be on the *overlooked* and *often ignored* reasons people **don’t think about** when skipping a Will. Here’s a revised **80-word summary** that reflects that angle more precisely: Many people skip creating a Will, assuming they don’t need one. But overlooked reasons make it essential: naming a guardian for minor children, choosing *who* inherits (and who doesn’t), avoiding court-appointed representatives, and minimizing taxes or legal fees. A Will also helps establish your legal residence for tax benefits—something few consider. Without one, the state decides everything. These details are often ignored, yet they protect your loved ones and legacy. Don’t let procrastination make those decisions for you.
